Lifelong social connections slow biological aging process

Researchers have found that sustained social bonds throughout life can slow cellular aging and reduce inflammation. The study, based on data from over 2,100 adults, shows that cumulative social advantages lead to younger biological profiles. This effect stems from consistent relationships rather than isolated interactions.

Cellular Senescence Research Advance

September 11, 2025 በAI የተዘገበ

Studies on cellular senescence removal in mice achieved a 35% improvement in outcomes, highlighting potential for human applications. This breakthrough focuses on clearing 'zombie cells' to enhance healthspan. It was shared as part of emerging longevity strategies.

mRNA Therapy Restores Ovarian Function

A synthetic mRNA therapy successfully regenerated uterine lining in clinical trials, engineering pathways to restore ovarian function in aging populations, as reported on September 8, 2025.

Evolution may explain why women outlive men

October 02, 2025 በAI የተዘገበ

A new study suggests that the evolution of menopause plays a key role in women's longer lifespans compared to men. Researchers propose that post-reproductive life in women allows investment in grandchildren, contrasting with men's continued reproduction. This theory draws on data from hunter-gatherer societies and modern populations.